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Jul 25, 2020 · Is 'buffalo meat' also called beef, as does the cow meat? If yes, how can we differentiate between the beef of buffalo and the beef of cow? Cow beef, buffalo beef? Sentence: In most villages of Pakistan, people serve buffalo meat to the invitees in weddings. The reason is that it's cheap and...
Oct 24, 2019 · Goat's flesh is 'goat'. You can say 'goat meat'. The flesh of a young goat is 'kid'. You cannot use 'lamb'. The meat from an old sheep ought to be called 'mutton' (or 'hogget' for meat from 1-2 year old sheep). However, it is common to refer to all meat from sheep as 'lamb', in some situations at any rate.
Oct 26, 2023 · As far as I know, there's no such word in Spanish, either, we also tend to separate those two: hambriento/a (= 'hungry) and sediento/a (= 'thirsty'). It's true, though, that, in my experience, it's more common for people to express such states with the help of the verb tener (= 'to have') + the noun: tener hambre, tener sed. It would be amazing to find out about some obscure, long-forgotten ...
Jan 11, 2010 · The goat's flesh is called ‘mutton’. 1930 D. COTTRELL Earth Battle 125 She put..the damper and cold goat mutton on a newspaper. 1988 S. RUSHDIE Sameen Rushdie's Indian Cookery iii. 50 In subcontinental English, ‘mutton’ is …
Nov 1, 2021 · Last question please For example, I want to express that I like goat's meat, it would not be right to say 'I like mutton' because goat's meat isn't 'mutton' in English (though we, in the subcontinent, call 'goat's meat' mutton). So would it be natural to say 'I like goat/goat's meat'?
May 28, 2011 · Many (if not most) cities usually don't have Old-World-style 'markets' made of stalls selling different things. We do have 'farmers' markets' which are made up of many stalls. Each stall is run by a farmer who sells fresh, local fruits and vegetables. A few stalls might have other farm products such as cheeses, honey, maybe even meat.
Oct 29, 2009 · I'd say they can often be used interchangeably. For example, in response to a statement such as, 'I don't like rain', both 'neither do I' and 'I don't either' would make sense.
Sep 1, 2023 · If you call a person a carnivore, people will understand that that the person eats all the usual kinds of meat: fish, beef, pork, goat, chicken, lamb, etc. The word 'carnivore' doesn't mean 'person who eats beef, pork, goat, chicken, lamb, etc. and does not eat fish.'
Jul 13, 2009 · If 'cow/buffalo/goat' were used as an adjective, it should have been without any apostrophe -- 'cow milk'. The apostrophe indicates grammatically that 'cow/buffalo/goat' is used as a noun. Then why isn't an article used before the singular countable noun? Is the cow in the cow's in my sentence in red a noun or an adjective?
Jul 23, 2008 · Hello everyone, I am translating a text in which different cuts are mentioned. It describes Uruguayan/Argentinian cuts such as asado, paleta sin hueso and so on, most of which I have no trouble with. Others, however, seem impossible. What is 'PICAñA' for crying out loud and how does it...
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